Chirag Rajesh Gajjar

Works (9)

Updated: July 5th, 2023 15:41

2021 journal article

Process-Property Relationships for Melt-Spun Poly(lactic acid) Yarn

ACS OMEGA, 6(24), 15920–15928.

By: C. Gajjar n, J. Stallrich n, M. Pasquinelli n  & M. King n 

TL;DR: Understanding is increased on how different process parameters can be utilized to achieve the desired properties of the as-spun and drawn PLA yarn while controlling process-induced premature degradation. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: June 10, 2021

2014 article

Biotextiles: Fiber to Fabric for Medical Applications

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 11–22.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Biotextile; Fibers and filaments; Melt spinning; Bicomponent spinning; Textile structures; Braids; Knits; Nonwovens; Spacer fabric
TL;DR: This chapter describes the importance of fiber-forming biopolymers in the fabrication of textile structures and Manufacturing processes for biotextiles. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Current Applications of Biotextiles and Future Trends

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 67–75.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Medical textiles; Implantable devices; Temporary support devices; Temporary barriers; Drug delivery devices; Saffolds; Materiomics
TL;DR: This chapter reviews the applications of biotextile medical devices along with their structures and future trends for bioteXTile devices are discussed. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Degradation Process

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 7–10.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Degradation mechanism; Hydrolytic degradation; Autocatalytic degradation; Bulk erosion; Surface erosion; Strength and mass loss profile; Critical device dimension; Hydrolysis
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Enzymatically Sensitive Fiber-Forming Bioresorbable Polymers

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 49–65.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Enzymatic degradation; Biological hydrolysis; Biological oxidation; Bombyx mori; Polypeptides; Polysaccharides
TL;DR: This chapter reviews the fiber-forming resorbable polymers that are sensitive to degradation by enzymes and their mechanical properties, applications, and the mechanism of enzyme degradation have been discussed. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Hydrolytically Sensitive Fiber-Forming Bioresorbable Polymers

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 23–41.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Biopolymers; Linear aliphatic polyesters; Bacillus megaterium; Bacterial polyesters; PDS; Biopol; Maxon; Vicryl; Monocryl; Panacryl; Purasorb; Tepha
TL;DR: This chapter covers those polymers that are fiber forming and hydrolytically sensitive, or resorbable polymer systems based on different degradation mechanisms, and having a range of physical and mechanical properties. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Overview of Resorbable Biomaterials

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 1–5.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Bioabsorption; Biocompatibility; Biodegradation; Bioerosion; Biofunctionality; Biomaterial; Bioresorption
TL;DR: Importance of textile based resorbable biomaterials is discussed in this chapter and requirements for an ideal biomaterial are given. (via Semantic Scholar)
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Added: August 6, 2018

2014 article

Processing Parameters and the Rate of Resorption

RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS, pp. 43–48.

By: C. Gajjar n, M. King n , C. Gajjar & M. King

author keywords: Moisture; Temperature; Process-induced monomer; Sterilization techniques; Ethylene oxide; Radiation; Packaging
TL;DR: Effect of parameters such as spinning parameters, processing conditions, sterilization techniques, and packaging are important from the manufacturer's stand point on the resorption rate of polymers. (via Semantic Scholar)
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2014 book

Resorbable Fiber-Forming Polymers for Biotextile Applications

In RESORBABLE FIBER-FORMING POLYMERS FOR BIOTEXTILE APPLICATIONS (pp. 1–78).

By: C. Gajjar n & M. King n 

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Added: August 6, 2018

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